Financial Literacy Bundle
A bundle of 2 lesson starters, a workbook, and a topic-based activity, designed to bring financial literacy concepts to life in the classroom.
Description:
Choice Check! Need it or want it? (lesson starter): Students play a game to reinforce their understanding of needs and wants. When an item is called out, they will place their hands on their heads if it is a need and, on their hips, if it is a want.
Notebook pricing dilemma (lesson starter): Students collaborate with a partner to determine the price of eco-friendly notebooks by considering the COGS and competitor pricing justifying their pricing strategy based on ideal customer and customer value.
Financial Literacy workbook (topic-based activity): Students develop practical financial literacy by engaging with relatable, real-world scenarios. Through guided tasks and prompts, students explore how to make informed money decisions, understand financial risks and responsibilities, and reflect on their own financial choices.
Managing your cost of living: Personal budgeting decisions (topic-based activity): Students respond to different scenarios while role playing having a salary for a job of their choice and accounting for monthly expenses. By completing this activity,
What You Get:
Teacher Notes
Presentation Slides
A bundle of 2 lesson starters, a workbook, and a topic-based activity, designed to bring financial literacy concepts to life in the classroom.
Description:
Choice Check! Need it or want it? (lesson starter): Students play a game to reinforce their understanding of needs and wants. When an item is called out, they will place their hands on their heads if it is a need and, on their hips, if it is a want.
Notebook pricing dilemma (lesson starter): Students collaborate with a partner to determine the price of eco-friendly notebooks by considering the COGS and competitor pricing justifying their pricing strategy based on ideal customer and customer value.
Financial Literacy workbook (topic-based activity): Students develop practical financial literacy by engaging with relatable, real-world scenarios. Through guided tasks and prompts, students explore how to make informed money decisions, understand financial risks and responsibilities, and reflect on their own financial choices.
Managing your cost of living: Personal budgeting decisions (topic-based activity): Students respond to different scenarios while role playing having a salary for a job of their choice and accounting for monthly expenses. By completing this activity,
What You Get:
Teacher Notes
Presentation Slides
A bundle of 2 lesson starters, a workbook, and a topic-based activity, designed to bring financial literacy concepts to life in the classroom.
Description:
Choice Check! Need it or want it? (lesson starter): Students play a game to reinforce their understanding of needs and wants. When an item is called out, they will place their hands on their heads if it is a need and, on their hips, if it is a want.
Notebook pricing dilemma (lesson starter): Students collaborate with a partner to determine the price of eco-friendly notebooks by considering the COGS and competitor pricing justifying their pricing strategy based on ideal customer and customer value.
Financial Literacy workbook (topic-based activity): Students develop practical financial literacy by engaging with relatable, real-world scenarios. Through guided tasks and prompts, students explore how to make informed money decisions, understand financial risks and responsibilities, and reflect on their own financial choices.
Managing your cost of living: Personal budgeting decisions (topic-based activity): Students respond to different scenarios while role playing having a salary for a job of their choice and accounting for monthly expenses. By completing this activity,
What You Get:
Teacher Notes
Presentation Slides
